For anyone who wants to experience the best possible picture and sound quality from their TV, there’s only one brand that gets our recommendation.
Regardless of whether it’s for watching films, TV shows or gaming with a next-gen console, Sony is the undisputed king of TVs, lending its incredible expertise in tech to provide an unmatched home entertainment experience.
Take the XR-55A80L 55 Inch OLED Bravia TV, which is currently going for quite an appetising deal, shaving off a large section of its initial £1699 asking price in the Amazon sale. Admittedly, the £1044 discounted price is still an investment, but for what you get in return for the entertainment experience, it more than makes up for itself over time.
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Sony’s 55‑inch Bravia TV drops to just over £1000
Sony’s 55‑inch Bravia TV has a major price drop that puts this well‑rated model within easy reach.
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As proof of this, the Sony Bravia XR range is still setting the standard for TV excellence, utilising advanced cognitive intelligence technologies to optimise both picture and sound, all in real-time for whatever you choose to watch.
In our 4.5-star review of the Sony XR-55A80L, we mentioned: “it’s capable of greater nuance and subtlety with its picture, its motion skills are class-leading, and it sounds better than either rival.”
At the heart of the TV is its 55-inch 4K HDR OLED display, which brings out an unbelievable level of detail in every scene, creating a vibrancy that elevates all content, from big-budget films to smaller indie flicks.
Because this is a Sony telly, the XR-55A80L is perfectly designed to be used with a PlayStation 5, boasting super low input lag, automatic game mode switching and the ability to access detailed visual settings all from the console itself.
Meta’s latest Google TV software helps to easily bring together all your favourite shows into one simple and visually appealing home screen, simultaneously suggesting shows you can watch for free, alongside those that you currently have queued.
With realised technologies like Bravia Core, which grants access to some of the best streaming content available, the Sony XR-55A80L is designed to meet the dual demands of both modern-day viewers and gamers alike.
An excellent OLED for home cinema fans with its nuanced picture and sound quality that’s a step up over its rivals. It’s arguably more of what’s come before but it’s hard to critique the Sony A80L when the performance is this accomplished.
Pros
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Nuanced, natural picture performance -
Slick Google TV user experience -
Accommodating design -
Good sound for a TV -
Competitively priced
Cons
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Gaming best suited to PS5 owners -
Not as bright as rivals with HDR
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